Thread: Not getting incoming calls on iphone.

In theory this should work, haven't tried it to verify. AT&T limits length to 4 mins. 1. Be in call with person. 2. Hit the button to add a call (the +). 3. Type in your phone number. 4. It will go strait to voicemail. 5. Once you here the beep, it will start recording. 6. When you hang up the call, you will get a voicemail of your recording. MacBook Pro      

Not from the iPhone, no. You can call AT&T (dial 611 from your phone) and request that they deactivate SMS on your account - that will eliminate the ability to send/receive texts completely. 17" CD MBP, iPhone 3G, iPodTouch   Mac OS X (10.6.2)    since the ][e  

I can tell this really bothers you, but it seems such a non event, normal, not a big deal sort of thing. Perhaps it is not as big an event as it seems to you. powerbook g4, iMac 20   Mac OS X (10.6.1)   airport express, iphone, ipod, ipod touch  

If you just want a device that does SMS and makes phone calls, the iPhone is not the right phone for you. MacBook , Mini (10.5.8), Airport Express, iPhone 3G x 2   Mac OS X (10.6)    

AT&T is punting and somewhat misleading. Erasing numbers from a land line phone's caller ID list only erases those previous calls - the caller ID display doesn't use previous call data for new calls. I'm also dubious about the role of recipients "local small companies" (how do they define that?) in this issue. MacPro4,1 8 Core   Mac OS X (10.6.2)   iPhone 3GS (3.1.2), AirPort Extreme, 160GB iPod...

Copy it to an email, send that and print it. HP DV7 Laptop   Windows Vista   iPhone 3G 8GB with 3.12  

Your entire iTunes library is deleted from your computer's hard drive when launching iTunes - everything in the iTunes named folder? If so, first time I've seen this reported. Or your iTunes content is not available when launching iTunes? How did you back up your iTunes library on your old computer? Did you copy the iTunes named folder and you placed the iTunes named folder in the same location on your new computer with iTunes quit...

Honestly, it sounded fishy to me, too, but that is what they insisted upon 3 times. 2008 Mac Pro 8 Core 2.8 GHz + 2007 MacBook Pro 17" 2.33 GHz   Mac OS X (10.6)   10 GB RAM in the Pro, 3 GB RAM in the MacBook Pro  

Nobody here has any inside knowledge on why certain features have not been included in the current iPhone. You can send your feedback to Apple here: http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html 20" iMac 2.4Ghz, 4GB RAM   Mac OS X (10.6.2)   iPhone 3GS  

Was this your first telephone including a landline? Because all landline numbers are also recycled and it takes a few days for the system to be updated. There is no instant feature that in a nanosecond updates the information on any cell provider or landline system and there never has been. If having an accurate caller ID was that important and you are in the business of providing critical care you should have stated this when you got your...